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IGP: Nigeria Not Mature Enough for State Police

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Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, made a bold statement regarding the establishment of state police forces in Nigeria.

Echoing his sentiments, Ben Okolo, an assistant inspector-general of police, reiterated that Nigeria may not be adequately prepared for such a significant transition.

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Egbetokun emphasized, “It is the submission of the leadership of the Nigeria Police Force that Nigeria is yet to mature and ready for the establishment of state-controlled police.

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” This stance reflects a cautious approach, highlighting concerns about the readiness of various states to manage their police forces effectively.

While debates continue on the potential benefits and challenges of state police, this assertion by the Inspector General underscores the complexity of the issue and the need for comprehensive preparations before implementing such a fundamental change in law enforcement structure.

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